Can you try with below driver
"driver" -> "org.apache.phoenix.jdbc.PhoenixDriver",
Thanks,
Divya
On 22 November 2016 at 11:14, Dequn Zhang wrote:
> Hello, since spark 2.x can not use Phoenix Spark Interpreter to load data,
> so I want to use JDBC, but when I want to get a *thin connection*, I
Thank you for your reply , I failed to find where do spark or phoenix save
the log, and I also tried to change log4j.evel in
$SPARK_HOME/conf/log4j.properties and $PHOENIX_HOME/bin/config,
unfortunately it didn't work also, can you help me more on how to find out
the lost stacktrace info?
2016-1
Hi Dequn,
There should be more to this stacktrace than you provided as the actual
cause is not included. Can you please include the entire stacktrace? If
you are not seeing this client-side, please check the Phoenix Query
Server log file to see if there is more there.
Dequn Zhang wrote:
Hel
Hello, since spark 2.x can not use Phoenix Spark Interpreter to load data,
so I want to use JDBC, but when I want to get a *thin connection*, I got
the following Error info while using *direct connection is ok* ， I ran it
in spark-shell, scala 2.11.8, so can anyone give a solution?
Phoenix : 4.
